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  The SDA College of Education in Agona-Ashanti is calling for urgent attention to its infrastructure challenges, as the institution struggles to meet the demands of modern education. Speaking to the Principal of the College Dr Peter Attakora  stated that  the administration and students are expressing grave concerns over the inadequate and deteriorating infrastructure that is severely impacting academic activities.  According to him they need bus to convey students on off campus practice to the assigned schools back and forth but none of the successive government has been able to attend to their needs. In an interaction with the student body,they uncovered a growing   number of  concerns which were mostly  outdated facilities which has made teaching and learning increasingly difficult. " Classrooms are overcrowded, and there is a critical shortage of accommodation for both students and staff. We urgently need support to address these challenges. ...

   A devastating rainstorm that struck Sekyere Kumawu  has left 51 households and 8 schools severely affected, causing widespread damage and disruption.  The storm, which hit the area with fierce winds and heavy rainfall, has displaced several residents and disrupted the education of hundreds of students. The National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) has been working tirelessly to assess the extent of the damage and provide immediate relief to the affected residents. Mr  Emmanuel Obeng, the Sekyere Kumawu Director of NADMO, described the impact of the storm and the measures being taken to assist the affected students and families. "For now, the R/C Primary School has a new block, and my MP has instructed that we move the affected students from the old block to the new one, which is yet to be commissioned," Obeng explained. "As I am talking to you, we are working to get roofing sheets to start repairs and get them back to school. Otherwise, this will affe...

 In a historic milestone, the Asante Mampong Midwifery and Nursing Training College has finally received accreditation after 71 years of dedicated service to the community.  The announcement was made by the Principal of the college, Mrs Helena Dwamena during a graduation ceremony held at the college premises. The accreditation marks a significant achievement for the institution, which has been providing quality education and training to aspiring nurses and midwives since its establishment.  The college has produced numerous healthcare professionals who have gone on to make substantial contributions to the health sector in Ghana and beyond. In his address, the Principal expressed his gratitude to all those who have supported the college over the years.   "This accreditation is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our staff, students, and alumni.  It is a proud moment for all of us, and we are committed to continuing our mission of providing excellent ed...